Hexentrio
by PAUL PLIMLEY - BARRY GUY - LUCAS NIGGLI
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Flo Vi Ru
07:44
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Arcdesedo
03:49
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Totius Quotius
03:42
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Bruder Klaus (for P.Z.)
05:35
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Iron Works
04:15
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Witches in Our Fingers
01:28
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Come and Go
02:47
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Mutualità
04:59
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Epistemologogo
04:35
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Flutterby
02:09
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Hurly Burly
03:02
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Passport (expired)
04:12
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Pugnoplangent Intuitions
04:45
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about
Intakt CD 206
In the spring of 2012, during a tour of Europe, Plimley, Guy and Niggli recorded this album at a studio session in the "Loft" in Cologne, Germany. Barry Guy and Lucas Niggli had worked together a lot in the past few years. Pianist Paul Plimley, a Canadian with Irish roots, had made himself a name as one of the founders of the New Orchestra Workshop (NOW). There Plimley came to the attention of Han Bennink, Gerry Hemingway and Barry Guy. In 2009 Lucas Niggli played with Plimley at the festival in Vancouver, and the trio with Barry Guy was born.
The album contains distillations of their "live"-performances – pieces with a sharp focus often developed out of quiet sequences. "There is a remarkable sensitivity, which truly shines in the slow numbers", writes Marc Chénard in the liner notes. "On the flip side of the coin, they can push and shove with the best of them, and there are more than a handful of those moments, too. Most importantly, though, this spirited team shows us how true freedom lay not only at the outer limits but also within them."
REVIEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev206-a.htm
In the spring of 2012, during a tour of Europe, Plimley, Guy and Niggli recorded this album at a studio session in the "Loft" in Cologne, Germany. Barry Guy and Lucas Niggli had worked together a lot in the past few years. Pianist Paul Plimley, a Canadian with Irish roots, had made himself a name as one of the founders of the New Orchestra Workshop (NOW). There Plimley came to the attention of Han Bennink, Gerry Hemingway and Barry Guy. In 2009 Lucas Niggli played with Plimley at the festival in Vancouver, and the trio with Barry Guy was born.
The album contains distillations of their "live"-performances – pieces with a sharp focus often developed out of quiet sequences. "There is a remarkable sensitivity, which truly shines in the slow numbers", writes Marc Chénard in the liner notes. "On the flip side of the coin, they can push and shove with the best of them, and there are more than a handful of those moments, too. Most importantly, though, this spirited team shows us how true freedom lay not only at the outer limits but also within them."
REVIEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev206-a.htm
credits
released June 9, 2012
Paul Plimley: Piano, Voice
Barry Guy: Bass, Voice
Lucas Niggli: Drums, Voice
All compositions by Paul Plimley, Barry Guy and Lucas Niggli (SOCAN / PRS / SUISA) except Arcdesedo by Paul Plimely and Barry Guy, Come and Go by Barry Guy. Recorded at Loft Cologne, January 23, 24, 2012 by Ferran Conangla. Mixed and mastered by Ferran Conangla. Cover art: Gerda Steiner and Jörg Lenzlinger. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Liner notes: Marc Chenard. Photos: Cees van de Ven. Produced by Maya Homburger and Intakt Records. Published and copyright by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.
Paul Plimley: Piano, Voice
Barry Guy: Bass, Voice
Lucas Niggli: Drums, Voice
All compositions by Paul Plimley, Barry Guy and Lucas Niggli (SOCAN / PRS / SUISA) except Arcdesedo by Paul Plimely and Barry Guy, Come and Go by Barry Guy. Recorded at Loft Cologne, January 23, 24, 2012 by Ferran Conangla. Mixed and mastered by Ferran Conangla. Cover art: Gerda Steiner and Jörg Lenzlinger. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Liner notes: Marc Chenard. Photos: Cees van de Ven. Produced by Maya Homburger and Intakt Records. Published and copyright by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.
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Lucas Niggli Uster, Switzerland
Born 1968, lives in Zürich.
As one of the most demanded European drummer and
improviser, he plays in various working-bands in the field of Jazz, Rock, New Music, Noise, World and Improvisation.
He is playing on more than 60 CDs, most of them on INTAKT Records, teaches at the University of Arts in Zurich (ZHdK) and is promoter of a concertserie for contemporary music.
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